The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-10
GREENTILLE GATHERINGS.

Rev. Mr.. Bruce Will preach the Easter
sermon at the Reformed Church this morn
ing.
The first canal boat TO pass through
Greenville made its appearance Wednes-
day.
lhe farmers are beginning to polish up
their ploughs preparatory to the opening
Of the planting season.
Miss ErtIe OF Chatham, N. Y, is visit
ing at the residence of Miss Mabel Coma
ton of Danforth avenue.
Mr.. Reuben Simpsons new residence, to
be built on Danforth avenue, will be one
Of the finest in Greenville.
Miss Hattie Carmen entertained large
party Of friends Tuesday evening at her
residence, 638 Ocean avenue
Miss Carrie E. Schultz of Old Bergen
Road. will be married on the 19th inst, to
Mr.. John Yuhl of New York.
The Greenville Reading Circle holds its
monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the
residence of j. 81. Conklin on Danforth
avenue.
Count Ponchiatica. whose crazy deeds
are familiar to all, has taken to fishing
again and may be seen at the Idle Hour
any afternoon.
Mrs. Hitz, GreenviIles sole representa-
tive in the Salvation Army" makes
things lively on the horse cars two or thr ee
times week.
The next meeting of the Greenville So
the residence of Mrs. w. p. Vreeland. on
the New York Bay shore.
Mount Zion Sanctuary will probably be
crowded this afternoon, as services of bap-
tism are to be held and tho testimony of
several cured persons will be given.
The farce 'sDoiag My Uncle, is being
rehearsed by the Dramatic Club and will
be produced at private en- tertainment
this week at the residence of Miss Emily
Gennert.
meeting of six Episcopal rectors was
held at Grace church Monday evening.
Rev. DR.. Hebbard of Holy Trinity preached
the sermon and the choir furnished excel
lent music.
The ''Dillaway Cadets" of the Methodist
Church are practicing often and are becom-
ing very proficient. Their competitive
drill with the Gerardin Cadets will be given
vt the Rink this month.
The funeral of Mrs. Bailey was held
Wednesday afternoon from the Reformed
Church. Mrs. Battley was one of Green
ville's Oldest residents, and one of the first
members of the Reformed Church.
The old Catholic Church is on rollers
and will soon be moved to its new site on
another corner of the parish plot. 1t will
then face the junction of Old Bergen Road
and Linden avenue. The work on the new
building will be commenced at once.
The German American Bowling Club
met at the Belvedere House Thursday
evening and played with success like this:
Schmidt, 1856; Homann, 21S: Westner,
1888; Kretz. 105; Lulaway, 1876; Lauer, 1856;
Ed. Westner, 178.
The average scores for the month 'of
March of the Greenville Rifle Club are as
follows Zeugner, 81; Barr, 81; Beck, 90;
Kattenstroth, 90; Robidoux, 90; Rohren-
beck, 80; Petty, So; Thorn, SO; He'll, &c.
The club meets very often, and are becom-
ing very expert in the use of the rife.
The opening of the season among iuven-
lie base ballists has been made. The
"Owls'' defeated the sFPussy-cats'' on the
Avenue Z grounds Tuesday by a score of
IL to s. The Puritan Club has so been
recognized, and would like clubs averag-
ing thirteen years of age to address ehal-
lenges to Robert Carey, Sc Linden avenue.
Rev. Ebert Clement, who was assigned
by the Newark Conference to the Linden
Avenue Methodist Church, has changed
pulpits with Rev. s. B. Rooney of Ber-
nardsyille, NJ The latter gave his first
sermon last Sunday. This change was
made because of the desire of the church
members to have younger and sprightlier
man with them during ilding time.
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